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We match common titles and aliases to the closest occupation in the dataset.
Free AI job risk calculator
See your AI job risk. Then make your next move.
Your job title is only the baseline. Search it for an instant task-level score, your rank across 968 occupations, and the work worth strengthening.
Free, instant, no signup. Title results are precomputed, so this path makes no AI call.
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We virus-scan the file, extract its text, and delete the file immediately. After obvious contact details are removed, sanitized text may be sent to Anthropic to identify your occupation and held encrypted for up to 24 hours so it can prefill a report. Privacy details
This measures exposure of tasks to AI capabilities, not your chance of being fired.
- 16,578 tasks scored
- 968 occupations
- 11,045 title aliases
- No signup for the free scan
Popular occupation analyses
Explore AI exposure by role
Start with a commonly searched role, or use the calculator above for any of 968 occupations.
Accountant
49 Very High
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Administrative Assistant
73 Very High
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Customer Service Representative
56 Very High
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Paralegal
51 Very High
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Software Developer
41 High
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Graphic Designer
54 Very High
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Registered Nurse
29 Moderate
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Electrician
20 Low
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From uncertainty to a useful next step
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Inspect the tasks
See a 0–100 baseline, your rank, and which real tasks are exposed or durable.
Choose your next move
Use the free result as-is, compare roles, or personalize it to your actual week for $9 once.
Why tasks, not headlines
Your job title is not the useful unit of AI risk. Your weekly tasks are.
A financial analyst building recurring variance reports faces a different task mix from one negotiating with auditors and presenting to a board. A title gives you a reliable baseline; your actual work reveals where to act.
Recurring, structured workOften easier to automate or accelerate
Judgment, relationships, accountabilityOften more durable under current AI capabilities
Go beyond the occupation average
Know what to strengthen, what to delegate to AI, and what to do next
Describe a typical week. The $9 plan recalculates exposure from your task mix, shows its confidence, and turns the result into actions for the next 7, 30, and 90 days.
Fictional report previewSoftware Developer
49/100
Write and review application code70%Augment55
Design database schemas15%Augment45
Respond to incidents15%Durable25
Human moat
Incident responseJudgment and ownership under pressure
Architecture decisionsTrade-offs grounded in real constraints
First three actions
- Audit one week of code review
- Document one incident decision
- Lead an architecture review
Transparent by design
Published values. Deterministic arithmetic.
Task exposure values are published, versioned estimates audited against an anchored rubric. The application combines them with task shares and computes the score, rank, and band deterministically; a title scan makes no model call at request time. Current versions: jr-v1, data 2026.07.12-r2. Read the methodology
Notes from the build
We scored 16,578 workplace tasks. The useful story was inside the titles.
898 of 968 occupations contain tasks in at least two exposure classes. That is why JobAIRisk starts with a title but does not pretend the title is the whole answer.
Why JobAIRisk was built around tasks, not replacement headlines
The product decision behind the free-first scan, the limits of a title baseline, and what a useful answer should help someone do.
We rescored all 16,578 tasks. Here is what changed.
What the first classifier got wrong, how the correction works, and which limitations still remain.
Straight answers
Frequently asked questions
- Is this the probability I lose my job?
- No. This score estimates how exposed the tasks in a role are to current and near-term AI capabilities. It does not predict whether a specific person will lose a job.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Title scans are anonymous. The paid report needs only the email Stripe collects at checkout so we can send your secure report link.
- Where does the data come from?
- From a versioned occupational task corpus derived from public, O*NET-linked occupational data with structured per-task exposure values. Every release is checksummed.
- Does the free scan use AI?
- The job-title scan does not: its results are precomputed. If you optionally upload a resume to identify your role, sanitized extracted text may be sent to Anthropic for occupation detection. The resulting score is still precomputed.
- What happens to an uploaded resume?
- The file is virus-scanned and deleted immediately after text extraction. Sanitized extracted text can be held encrypted for up to 24 hours to prefill a report, then is deleted automatically if you do not continue. See the privacy policy.
- What if the paid report isn’t useful?
- Request a refund within seven days — refund policy.